CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (WCIA) — After more than three decades of dedicated service, Jennifer Roscoe is being celebrated by WCIA. Her remarkable career spans 34 years, during which she has left an indelible mark on Central Illinois.
On Thursday, an assemblage of friends, family, and colleagues—both past and present—convened to commemorate her profound contributions. It was a moment to reflect on the impact she has made and to show appreciation for her dedication.
The occasion held a special surprise for Jennifer, honoring her illustrious career at the station. Her commitment and passion were recognized with a distinctive accolade.
“Now, therefore, I, Deborah Frank Feinen, Mayor of the City of Champaign, Illinois, do hereby issue this proclamation in honor of Jennifer Roscoe. Her impact on the community, her love for sharing news and local stories, her journalism legacy and unwavering dedication to our community, will always be remembered,” stated Mayor Feinen, underscoring the depth of Jennifer’s influence.
Throughout her career at WCIA, Jennifer has conducted countless interviews, with the Angels Among Us segments holding a special place in her heart. She invites you to revisit one of the stories that she found particularly moving and significant.
Jennifer Roscoe says goodbye after 34 years at WCIA. To the viewers who trust us and allow us into your homes and lives… thank you. And to the future reporters out there, remember to write how you talk and talk with your heart. Jennifer has been using that strategy her entire career.
“I never thought when I became an intern 34 years ago that I would still be here. Staying in Central Illinois was not the plan, but I’ll never regret spending my entire career here.”
Thank you for the years of service and time and dedication you have given to your community! Enjoy retirement Jennifer!